haven recreated in a historic farmhouseBehind the walls of a 1884 farmhouse, an extensive renovation was carried out between 2017 and 2020. The result? A home that skillfully blends traditional character with modern comfort.On the ground floor: two bedrooms, a workshop area, a laundry room, and a pantry used by the owners.The living area captivates with its generous volume and louvered windows. At the heart of the home is an open-plan kitchen with a large modular island, thoughtfully designed for everyday life. A wood-burning stove with heat recovery brings warmth and atmosphere to the space.Also on this level: a bedroom with a home office nook, filled with natural light and opening onto the landscape. A family bathroom and a closed terrace with folding windows complete this floor.In the attic: two additional bedrooms and a bathroom.Independent flat with versatile potentialWith a private entrance, this 2.5‑room apartment is ideal for rental, hosting a relative or accommodating live‑in help. A private terrace can be added. Conversion to a 3.5‑room layout is possible by incorporating an adjacent room. The space can be tailored to suit future owners' needs.The living garden: a world of its ownHere the soul of the property truly reveals itself. The land offers a haven of biodiversity and self‑sufficiency, designed according to permaculture principles.An adjoining agricultural plot (under LDFR), a forested area, and the Parimbot stream — peacefully flowing below — are included in addition to the price (approx. CHF 4/m² for 9,472 m²).Vegetable garden, greenhouse/orangery, chicken coop, sheep enclosure, small pond… everything is in place to live in harmony with nature.A private water source (3,000–4,000 litres), functional fountain, and rainwater retention system reflect thoughtful natural resource management.A traditional cellar, a majestic protected lime tree, a garden table for summer meals, a small barn, and a children's play area.A constructible zone remains where the orangery and play area stand — an attractive opportunity for future development.The bread oven shown on the plans has not yet been built, but remains a feasible option.Although not farmers, the owners were able to acquire the agricultural land by completing a BDTA training. The process to access LDFR‑regulated land will be provided to future buyers.This property is more than rooms and square metres: it represents a lifestyle rooted in nature, authenticity and independence. Whether you dream of a welcoming family home, a multi‑generation project, a self‑sufficient life or an inspiring retreat, this estate offers fertile ground for your aspirations.